100 band metal terbaik tahun 80-an 2022

Berbicara tentang lagu metal akan membawa kita bernostalgia kembali pada tahun 90-an.

Karena pada tahun itu lagu-lagu metal terbaik banyak menggema, bisa dibilang tahun 90-an adalah masa-masa kejayaan lagu metal di seluruh dunia.

Band-band rock ternama dunia juga banyak bertebaran, seperti Metallica, Megadeth, Helloween, Soundgarden, Slipknot, dan lain sebagainya.

Tidak hanya band rock Internasional, pada tahun 90-an juga merupakan masa kejayaan band rock asal tanah air Power Metal.

Power Metal sendiri juga banyak merilis lagu metal terbaik yang tak kalah hist dari band-band metal rock luar negeri.

Seperti lagu “The Ecstasy of Gold” dari band Metallica, band Power Metal juga punya karya terbaik salah satunya yaitu “Timut Tragedi” yang dirilis pada tahun 1993.

Bagi kamu yang belum tau sejarah lagu metal terbaik pada tahun 90-an.

Berikut rahasiabelajar.com rangkum beberapa lagu metal terbaik dengan aliran musik heavy metal mulai dari Metallica hingga Power Metal.

1. Metallica – The Ecstasy of Gold (1999)

Lagu dengan genre progressive metal ini masuk dalam nominasi penghargaan Grammy untuk penampilan rock instrumental terbaik.

“The Ecstasy of Gold” pada mulanya merupakan lagu yang diaransemen oleh Ennio Morricone dan diaransemen ulang oleh Metallica yang menjadi bagian dari singel pada album “S&M”.

Band Metallica sering menggunakan intro dari lagu ini sebagai pembukaan konsernya sejak tahun 1983.

2. Power Metal – Malapetaka (1991)

Lagu “Malapetaka” merupakan salah satu singel dari album Power Metal bertajuk “Power One”.

Band yang mengusung tema heavy metal ini memiliki warna musik yang penuh dengan melodi dan kencang.

Lagu ini berisi tentang sindiran akan tingkah anak manusia yang serakah haus akan kekuasaan dan tahta.

Ibarat iblis manusia menjadi gila karena saling menghasut yang membuat dunia murka dan menimbulkan malapetaka.

3. Megadeth – Hangar 18 (1990)

“Hangar 18” merupakan salahsatu lagu rock hits band Megadeth yang diambil dari album “Rust in Peace”.

Lagu dengan genre progressive metal ini masuk dalam nominasi penghargaan Grammy untuk kategori Penampilan Metal Terbaik.

Lagu ini mencapai posisi #25 pada tangga lagu Irish Singles Chart dan mencapai posisi #26 pada tangga lagu UK Singles Chart.

4. Power Metal – Timur Tragedi (1993)

Tepat pada tahun 1993 saat Power Metal mengadakan pergelaran festival rock, lagu “Timur Tragedi” menjadi pembuka konser.

Lagu ini merupakan salah satu singel dari album Power Metal bertajuk “Power Demons” mengisahkan tentang sebuah tragedi tsunami di daerah timur.

Dari lirik lagunya digambarkan bahwa tsunami telah meyapu bersih sebuah negeri menyisakan puing kehancuran dengan banyak jiwa yang tertimbun mati.

5. Slipknot – Wait and Bleed (1999)

Diambil dari album dengan nama yang sama “Slipknot”, beberapa prestasi yang diperoleh Slipknot lewat lagu ini yaitu masuk dalam nominasi Grammy pada kategori Best Metal Performance tahun 2001, memenangkan penghargaan Best Single di Kerrang! Awards.

“Wait and Bleed” dirilis sebagai singel utama dari album ini pada bulan Juli 1999 dan mencapai posisi #34 pada tangga lagu di US Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks pada bulan Februari 2000.

6. Power Metal – Selamat Malam (1995)

Berbeda dengan singel-singel sebelumnya, lagu ini masuk ke dalam album “Serigala” yang merupakan salah satu lagu tentang cinta dari Power Metal.

Mengisahkan tentang kenangan cinta di masa lalu yang menyayat hati, dimana keangkuhan dan masing-masing ego membuat hubungan itu harus kandas di tengah jalan.

Namun walau begitu cerita indah akan terus selamanya tersimpan di dalam angan dan ingatan.

7. Megadeth – Symphony of Destruction (1992)

“Symphony of Destruction” dirilis sebagai singel dari album Megadeth berjudul “Countdown to Extinction”.

Liriknya yang menggambarkan sindiran terhadap situasi pemerintahan yang menempatkan masyarakat berada di bawah kepemimpinan yang buruk membuat lagu ini menjadi salah satu lagu terbaik Megadeth.

Berbeda dalam lagu sebelumnya, lagu ini dapat menembus pasar Amerika dan masuk dalam US Billlboard Hot 100 dan menempati posisi #15 di tangga lagu UK Singles.

8. Metallica – Sad But True (1993)

Singel terakhir dari album kelima Metallica yang bertajuk “Metallica” ini dirilis tepatnya pada bulan Februari 1993 silam.

Lagu ini masuk dalam 20 besar di tangga lagu US Mainstream Rock Tracks dengan mencapai posisi #15 dan menduduki posisi #20 di tangga lagu UK Singles.

9. Power Metal – Satu Jiwa (Empowered) (1991)

Lagu-lagu yang terdapat pada album “Power One” ini memang identik dengan musik yang keras dan lirik yang berisi gambaran atau sindiran tentang hidup.

“Satu Jiwa” adalah sebuah lagu yang penuh dengan gejolak semangat yang menantang dari sebuah jiwa yang padam.

Mengajarkan kita untuk terus bangkit meraih prestasi ketimbang tenggelam dalam kerisauan yang membuat frustasi.

10. Helloween – Forever and One (1996)

“Forever and One” adalah lagu dari salah satu band heavy metal asal Jerman Helloween.

Lagu yang diambil dari album yang bertajuk “The Time of the Oath” ini diciptakan oleh vokalis Helloween sendiri Andi Deris.

Band ini terdiri dari lima personel Andi Deris (vokal), Roland Grapow (gitar), Michael Weikath (gitar), Markus Grosskopf (bass), dan Uli Kusch (drum) dibentuk di Hamburg, Jerman Utara pada tahun 1984.

11. Steelheart – She’s Gone (1990)

Steelheart merupakan band rock yang dibentuk pada tahun 1990 di Norwalk, Connecticut, United States.

Salah satu lagu hits mereka “She’s Gone” merupakan lagu album debut mereka bertajuk namba band itu sendiri “Steelheart”.

Lagu ini mencapai posisi #59 di tangga lagu Billboard Hot 100 pada bulan Oktober 1991. Di Indonesia sendiri lagu ini banyak diputar dan populer di acara-acara rock di beberapa stasiun radio.

12. Power Metal – Sadarku (1996)

Diambil dari salah satu album Power Metal yang bertajuk “Peta Dansa” lagu ini mengisahkan tentang menikmati kesendirian untuk merenung dari sebuah kesalahan di masa lalu.

Sesuai dengan judulnya “Sadarku”, bahwa kita harusnya bangkit dari kenistaan dan kegelapan menyongsong hidup yang lebih terang.

13. Metallica – Nothing Else Matters (1992)

Sama dengan lagu Metallica sebelumnya, lagu ini merupakan singel ketiga diambil dari album yang sama “Metallica” namun lagu ini dirilis pada tahun 1992.

“Nothing Else Matters” mencapai posisi nomor #11 di Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks dan juga masuk ke dalam jajaran Top 10 di beberapa chart lagu di Eropa.

Lagu ini menjadi salah satu lagu terbaik dan paling populer, dibuktikan telah banyak yang mengcover lagu ini hampir 100 kali.

14. Soundgarden – Black Hole Sun (1994)

Band ini berasal dari Seattle, Amerika yang dibentuk pada tahun 1984.

Salah satu lagu mereka yang paling populer yaitu “Black Hole Sun” ditulis oleh Chris Cornell terdapat dalam album studio keempat mereka yang bertajuk “Superunknown”.

Lagu paling populer dari Soundgarden ini akan selalu mengingatkan kita pada nuansa 90-an.

“Black Hole Sun” menjadi jawara pada tangga lagu Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks selama 7 minggu berturut-turut.

15. Power Metal – Sirna (1992)

Menjadi bagian dari album Power Metal yang bertajuk “Power Mission”, lagu ini berkisah jiwa yang gamang mencari cita dan tempat pulang.

Seolah-olah dunia ini telah sirna karena harapan yang tak kunjung terwujudkan dan derita yang terus berdatangan.

Bagi yang sedang kalut dalam beban lagu ini cocok menjadi pengiring kegamangan kalian, semoga dengan sebuah lagu sedikit luka akan tersembuhkan.

Jika mendengarkan lirik-lirik dari lagu metal kebanyakan berisi tentang protes dan sindiran atau tentang ironi kehidupan.

Pada tahun 90-an memang banyak sekali ironi kehidupan yang terjadi di lingkungan masyarakat, baik dari segi pemerintahan maupun dari segi sosial.

Well, sebagai infromasi kamu saja semoga kecintaan kamu dengan lagu-lagu metal tidak berkurang seiring banyaknya genre musik yang kini makin berkembang.

This is a list of heavy metal artists from the formative years of the movement (formed between 1963 and 1981). For bands that formed after 1981, please consult the lists for each heavy metal subgenre. In the late 1960s, a number of bands began pushing the limits of blues rock into a new genre which would be called heavy metal.[1][2]

Name Origin Years active Brief summary 220 Volt Sweden 1979–present 44 Magnum Japan 1977–1989, 2002–present A II Z United Kingdom 1979–1982 Lee Aaron Canada 1980–present Solo artist whose recorded output has spanned multiple genres, including heavy metal.[7] Accept Germany 1976-present The Accused United States 1981-2002, 2003–present AC/DC Australia 1973–present Aerosmith[8] United States 1970–present Agnostic Front United States 1980-1992, 1997–present Alice Cooper[9][10] United States 1968–present Angel United States 1975–1981, 1987, 1998–present Ángeles del Infierno Spain 1978–present Angel Witch United Kingdom 1977–1982, 1984–1998, 2000–present The Angels/Angel City Australia 1974–2000, 2008-present Anthem Japan 1980–1992, 2000–present Anthrax United States 1981–present Anvil Canada 1978–present Armageddon United Kingdom 1974–1976 Atomic Mass United Kingdom 1977, 2003 Atomic Rooster United Kingdom 1969–1975, 1980–1983, 2016–present Atomkraft United Kingdom 1979–1988, 2005 Attila United States 1969–1970 Bandmembers included Billy Joel and Jon Small. Axe United States 1979–1984, 1997–2004 Babe Ruth United Kingdom 1970–1976, 2005–present Bang[11] United States 1969–1973, 2001–2004 Barnabas United States 1977–1986 Barón Rojo Spain 1980–present Battleaxe United Kingdom 1980–1988, 2010–present Bengal Tigers Australia 1979–present Beowülf United States 1981–1995, 2000–present Birth Control Germany 1966–1983, 1993–2014 Bitch United States 1980–present First band to be signed by the Metal Blade Records label. Black Death United States 1977–present The first all-African-American heavy metal band. Black 'n Blue United States 1981–1989, 1997, 2003, 2007–present Lead guitarist Tommy Thayer joined Kiss in 2003. Black Rose United Kingdom 1980–1989, 2006–present Black Sabbath[12] United Kingdom 1968–2006, 2011–2017 Black Sabbath was formed by Ozzy Osbourne (lead vocals), Tony Iommi (guitar), Geezer Butler (bass guitar), and Bill Ward (drums). Alcohol abuse led to Ozzy Osbourne getting fired and replaced with former Rainbow vocalist Ronnie James Dio. Black Sabbath is considered to be the progenitor of doom metal. Black Widow United Kingdom 1966–1973, 2007–present Bleak House United Kingdom 1972–1983 Blind Illusion United States 1978–1989, 2009–present Blitzkrieg United Kingdom 1980–1981, 1984–1991, 1992–1994, 1996–1999, 2001–present Bloodrock United States 1969–1975 Blue Cheer[13] United States 1966–1972, 1974–1976, 1978–1979, 1984–1994, 1999–2009 One of the earliest heavy metal acts. Cited as a major influence on the genres of stoner rock and grunge. Blue Öyster Cult[14] United States 1967–present Bodine Netherlands 1978–1984 Boss Australia 1979–1986 Bow Wow[15] Japan 1975–present Also known as Vow Wow for part of their career (1984–1990). Bronz United Kingdom 1976–1985, 1999–2000, 2003–2005, 2010–present Edgar Broughton Band United Kingdom 1968–2010 Cited in the 2010 BBC TV documentary Heavy Metal Britannia as a formative influence on the genre in the UK. Budgie[16] United Kingdom 1967–present Buffalo[17][18] Australia 1971–1977 Bulldozer Italy 1980–1990, 2008–present Cactus[19] United States 1969–1972, 2006–present Captain Beyond United States 1971–1973, 1976–1978, 1998–2003 Chateaux United Kingdom 1981–1985 Cirith Ungol United States 1972–1992, 1996–2001, 2015–present Cloven Hoof United Kingdom 1979–1990, 2000–present Coven United States 1968–1975, 2007–present Crimson Glory United States 1979–1992, 1998–present Crushed Butler United Kingdom 1969–1971 Dayglo Abortions Canada 1979 - present Death United States 1974-1977, 2009–present Death SS Italy 1977–1984, 1988–present Dedringer United Kingdom 1977–1985 Deep Machine United Kingdom 1979–1982, 2009–2015 Deep Purple United Kingdom 1968–1976, 1984–present Def Leppard United Kingdom 1977–present The band began as a heavy metal outfit. Demon United Kingdom 1979–present Headlined the first British Steel Festival in 2006.[20] The Deviants United Kingdom 1967–1969, 1978, 1984, 1996, 2002, 2011–present Singer and writer Mick Farren died on 27 July 2013. Diamond Head United Kingdom 1976–1985, 1991–1994, 2002–present Die Krupps Germany 1980–present Divlje Jagode Yugoslavia / Bosnia and Herzegovina 1977–present Dokken United States 1978–1989, 1993–present Doro Germany 1980–present Dust United States 1969–1972 Drummer Marc Bell joined The Ramones in 1978. Earthshaker Japan 1978–1994, 1999–present Easy Action Sweden 1981–1986, 2006–present E.F. Band Sweden 1978–1986 Electric Sun Germany 1978–1986 Elf United States 1967–1975 Ronnie James Dio on vocals. Ethel the Frog United Kingdom 1976–1980 Europe Sweden 1979–1992, 1999 (partial reunion), 2003–present The band began as a heavy metal outfit. Exciter Canada 1978–present Faith No More United States 1979-1998, 2009–present Fallout United States 1979–1982 Fist United Kingdom 1978–1982, 2001–2006 Flotsam and Jetsam United States 1981–present Flower Travellin' Band[21] Japan 1967–1973, 2007–present The Flying Hat Band United Kingdom 1971–1974 Glenn Tipton on vocals and guitar, later joined Judas Priest in 1974. Lita Ford United States 1975-1995, 2008–present Gamma United States 1978–1983, 2000 Geordie United Kingdom 1972–1980, 1982–1985, 2001 Singer Brian Johnson went on to join AC/DC in 1980, after the death of Bon Scott. Gillan United Kingdom 1978–1983 Girl United Kingdom 1979–1982 Girlschool United Kingdom 1978–present All-female band formed during the new wave of British heavy metal. Gordi Yugoslavia 1977–1984 Grand Funk Railroad[22][23][24] United States 1968–1977, 1980–1983, 1996–present Grave Digger Germany 1980–1987, 1991–present Gravestone Germany 1977–1986 Great White United States 1977–2001, 2002–present The band began as a heavy metal outfit. Grim Reaper United Kingdom 1979–1988, 2006–present The Gun United Kingdom 1967–1970 Sammy Hagar United States 1967–present The Handsome Beasts United Kingdom 1972–present Hanoi Rocks Finland 1979–1985, 2001–2009 Hard Stuff United Kingdom 1971–1973 Hawkwind United Kingdom 1969–present Headpins Canada 1979–present Heaven Australia 1980–2000 Heavy Load Sweden 1976–1985 Heavy Metal Kids United Kingdom 1972–1985, 2002–present Initially featured actor Gary Holton on vocals. Helix Canada 1974–present Help United States 1970-1971 Jimi Hendrix United States 1963-1970 As a part of The Jimi Hendrix Experience and Band of Gypsys, Hendrix was one of the pioneering proto-metal acts, with his feedback-heavy brand of acid rock. High Tide United Kingdom 1969–1970 Hollow Ground United Kingdom 1979–1982, 2007, 2013 Holocaust United Kingdom 1977–present Holy Moses Germany 1980–1994, 2000–present Icon United States 1979–1990, 2008–present Iron Butterfly[21] United States 1966–present Second guitarist Erik Braunn died in 2003 of a heart attack. Original bassist Lee Dorman died on 21 December 2012. Drummer Ron Bushy died on 29 August 2021. Iron Claw United Kingdom 1969–1974, 1993, 2010–present Iron Maiden United Kingdom 1975–present Iron Maiden achieved success during the early 1980s. After several line-up changes, the band went on to release a series of U.S. and UK platinum and gold albums, including 1982's The Number of the Beast, 1983's Piece of Mind, 1984's Powerslave, 1985's live release Live After Death, 1986's Somewhere in Time and 1988's Seventh Son of a Seventh Son. Jag Panzer United States 1981–1988, 1994–2011 Jaguar United Kingdom 1979–1985, 1998–present Jameson Raid United Kingdom 1975–1983, 2008–present Jerusalem United Kingdom 1972–present Produced and managed by Ian Gillan of Deep Purple. Early creators of Metal. Remastered vinyl and CD versions of original Decca, Deram and Universal releases have been reissued by Rockadrome Records. Josefus United States 1969–2005 JPT Scare Band United States 1973–present Judas Priest United Kingdom 1969–present Kat Poland 1979–1987, 1990–1999, 2002–present Kerber Serbia 1981–present Kick Axe Canada 1976–1988, 2003–present Killer Belgium 1980–present Killer Dwarfs Canada 1981–1997, 2001–present Killing Joke United Kingdom 1978–1996, 2002–present King's X United States 1979–present Kiss United States 1973–present Kix United States 1977–1996, 2003–present Krokus Switzerland 1974–present Leaf Hound United Kingdom 1969–1971, 2004–present Leatherwolf United States 1981–present Led Zeppelin[25] United Kingdom 1968–1980, 2007, 2011 Legs Diamond United States 1975–present Leño Spain 1978–1983 Leviticus Sweden 1981–1990 Lionheart United Kingdom 1980–1986 The Litter United States 1966-1972 Living Death Germany 1980–1991 London United States 1978–1981, 1984–1990, 2006–present Early lineups featured future members of Mötley Crüe, Guns N' Roses, W.A.S.P. and Cinderella.[26] Lone Star United Kingdom 1975–1978 Los Suaves Spain 1980–present Loudness Japan 1980–present Lucifer's Friend[27] Germany 1970–1982, 1993–1997, 2014–present Mahogany Rush Canada 1970–1980, 1998–present Malice United States 1980–1989, 2006–present Yngwie Malmsteen Sweden 1978–present Mama's Boys Ireland 1978–1993 Manilla Road United States 1977–1990, 2001–present Manowar United States 1980–present Drummer Scott Columbus died on 4 April 2011. Marseille United Kingdom 1976–present Max Webster Canada 1973–1982 May Blitz United Kingdom 1969–1972 MC5 United States 1964-1972, 1992, 2003-2012 One of the earliest influences on the genre, as well as one of the earliest punk rock bands. Mentors United States 1976–present Mercyful Fate Denmark 1981–1985, 1992–1999 King Diamond on vocals. Metal Church United States 1980–1994, 1998–2009, 2012–present Metallica United States 1981–present Bassist Cliff Burton died on 27 September 1986. Ministry United States 1981–2008, 2011–present Started as a new wave act. Later known for Industrial metal/thrash music. Misfits United States 1977–1983, 1995–present Montrose United States 1973–1976, 2005 More United Kingdom 1980–1982, 1985, 1998–2000, 2011–present Mötley Crüe United States 1981–2015, 2018–present Motörhead United Kingdom 1975–2015 Lemmy died on 28 December 2015. Mountain[28] United States 1969–1972, 1973–1974, 1981–1985, 1992–1998, 2001–2010 Moxy Canada 1974-1983, 1999-2009 Nazareth United Kingdom 1968–present Necromandus[21][29] United Kingdom 1970–1973 The Next Band United Kingdom 1978–1982 Nightmare France 1979–1987, 1999–present Night Sun[30] Germany 1970–1973 Nightwing United Kingdom 1978–1987, 1996–present Ted Nugent[31][32] United States 1975–present The Obsessed United States 1976–1986, 1990–1995, 2011–present Ozzy Osbourne United Kingdom 1979–present He is known as the first frontman of Black Sabbath. (1968-1979, reunion - 1998-2017) Ostrogoth Belgium 1980–1988, 2002, 2010–present Oz Finland 1977–1991, 2010–present Pagan Altar United Kingdom 1978–1982, 2004–present Pantera United States 1981–2003 Started as a glam metal band. Pentagram United States 1971–1976, 1978–1979, 1981–present Persian Risk United Kingdom 1979–1986 Picture Netherlands 1979–1987, 1997–1999, 2007–present Pink Fairies United Kingdom 1970–1976, 1987–1988 Pomaranča Yugoslavia / Slovenia 1979–1986, 1994–present Praying Mantis United Kingdom 1974–present Pretty Maids Denmark 1981–present Primevil United States 1973–1974 Quartz United Kingdom 1974–1983, 1996, 2011 Queensrÿche United States 1981–present Quiet Riot[33] United States 1975–present Rainbow United Kingdom/United States 1975–1984, 1993–1997, 2016–present Guitarist Ritchie Blackmore formed Rainbow in 1975 after leaving Deep Purple. Ratt United States 1976–1992, 1996–present Raven United Kingdom 1974–present Riot United States 1975–1984, 1986–2012 Rock Goddess United Kingdom 1977–1987, 1994–1995, 2009, 2015–present Rok Mašina Yugoslavia 1980–1982 Rose Tattoo Australia 1976–1987, 1993, 1998–present Uli Jon Roth Germany 1968–present Rough Cutt United States 1981–1987, 2000–2002 The Runaways United States 1975–1979 Running Wild Germany 1976–2009, 2011–present Rush Canada 1968–2017 Saber Tiger Japan 1981–present Sacred Rite United States 1980–1990 Saint United States 1980–1989, 1999–present Saint Vitus United States 1978–1996, 2003, 2008–present Salem United Kingdom 1979–1983, 2009–present Samson United Kingdom 1977–2002 Sarcofagus Finland 1977-2020[34] Satan United Kingdom 1979–1988, 2005–present Savage United Kingdom 1976–present Savage Grace United States 1981–1993, 2009–2010 Savatage United States 1978–2002, 2014–present Previous members of the band formed the Trans-Siberian Orchestra in 1996. Saxon United Kingdom 1976–present Michael Schenker Group Germany 1979–present Scorpions Germany 1965–present Shark Island United States 1979–1992 Sir Lord Baltimore United States 1968–1976, 2006–present Sister United States 1976–1978 Skitzo United States 1981–present Slayer United States 1981-2019 Sorcery United States 1976–1987 Sortilège France 1981–1986 Sound Barrier United States 1980–1987 Spinal Tap United States 1979–present Parody heavy metal band which first appeared on TV in 1979, with American actors playing the parts of fictional British musicians. Spider United Kingdom 1976–1986 Stampede United Kingdom 1981–1983, 2009–present Starz United States 1975–1979, 1980, 1990, 2003–present Steeler Germany 1981–1988 Steppenwolf United States 1967–2018 The 1967 recording "Born to Be Wild" was one of the first rock songs to contain the phrase "Heavy Metal" in its lyrics. The Stooges United States 1967-1971, 1972-1974, 2003–2016 Stormwitch Germany 1979–1994, 2002–present Stray United Kingdom 1966–present Suck South Africa 1970–1971 Suicidal Tendencies United States 1980–1995, 1997–present Sweet Savage United Kingdom 1979–present Tank United Kingdom 1980–1989, 1997–present Tarantula Portugal 1981–present Tesla United States 1981–1996, 2000–present Thin Lizzy Ireland 1969–1984, 1996–2012 Thor Canada 1976–1978, 1983–1986, 1997–present TKO United States 1977–2001 Toad Switzerland 1970–1995 Tobruk United Kingdom 1981–1987 Trance Germany 1977–1998, 2011–present According to Manfred Meyer of Metal Hammer magazine, some would rank the band alongside Accept and Scorpions as the third most important hard rock band from Germany. Trespass United Kingdom 1978–1982, 1992–1993, 2013–present Triumph Canada 1975–1993, 2008–present Trooper Canada 1974–present Trouble United States 1979–present Trust France 1977–1985, 1988, 1996–2000, 2006 Truth and Janey United States 1969-1976, 1977-1978 TSA Poland 1979–present T.S.O.L. United States 1978-2006, 2007–present Tucky Buzzard United Kingdom 1969–1974 Turbo Poland 1980–present Twisted Sister United States 1972–1988, 1997–2016 Tygers of Pan Tang United Kingdom 1978–1987, 1999–present Tytan United Kingdom 1981–1983, 2012–present UFO United Kingdom 1969–1988, 1992–present Urchin United Kingdom 1972–1980 Uriah Heep United Kingdom 1969–present V8 Argentina 1979–1987 Vandenberg Netherlands 1981–1987, 2020–present Van Halen United States 1972–2020 Vanilla Fudge[35] United States 1967–1970, 1982–1984, 1987–1988, 1991, 1999–present Vardis United Kingdom 1973–1986, 2014–present Vatreni Poljubac Yugoslavia / Bosnia and Herzegovina 1977–1986, 1998–2001, 2010–present Venom United Kingdom 1979–present Pioneers of the black metal genre, with their 1981 album Black Metal and subsequent releases. Vicious Rumors United States 1979–present Virgin Steele United States 1981–present Vixen United States 1980–1992, 1997–1998, 2001–present Vulcain France 1981–1998, 2009–present Warlord United States 1980–1986, 2002, 2011–present Warning France 1980–1985 Warpig Canada 1968–1975, 2004–present White Sister United States 1980–1986, 2008–2009 Whitesnake United Kingdom 1978–1990, 1994, 1997, 2002–present White Spirit United Kingdom 1975–1981 White Wolf Canada 1975–1986, 2007–present Wild Dogs United States 1981–present Wild Horses United Kingdom 1978–1981 Witchfinder General United Kingdom 1979–1984, 2006–2008 Witchfynde United Kingdom 1974–1984, 1999–present Wrathchild United Kingdom 1980–1990, 2009–present Wrathchild America United States 1978–1993 Y&T United States 1974–1991, 1995–present Zebra United States 1975–present Zoetrope United States 1976–1993

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